Ohio University

Career: Has played in 19 games, recording seven points (0.4 per game), one rebound (0.1 per game) and one assist (0.1 per game) over 25 minutes (1.3 per game) ... Is a 28.6 percent (2-of-7) shooter ... Is a 75.0 percent (3-of-4) shooter from the free throw line.

2016-17: Garnered MAC Honor Roll distinction ... Earned Fall Athletics Director Honor Roll selection ... Played in 12 games, totaling a career-high four points (0.3 per game) and a rebound (0.1 per game) ... Made both of his free throw attempts to set a new career high in one minute of work in a 71-53 win over Cleveland State (Dec. 17) ... Scored two points over a season-high three minutes in an 89-58 victory over Western Michigan (Jan. 3) ... Grabbed his first career rebound in two minutes of work in an 85-67 triumph over Kent State (Jan. 6). 

2015-16: Played in seven games, totaling three points (0.4 per game) and an assist (0.1 per game) over seven minutes (1.0 per game) ... Made his career debut in a 93-71 win over Norfolk State (Nov. 21) in the 2015 U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam, converting his first career field goal attempt with a layup, dishing out his first career assist and sinking the second of two free throw attempts in a career-high two minutes of work.

Prior To Ohio: Competed for Saint Ignatius High School under head coach Sean O'Toole, earning three varsity letters and captaining the Wildcats to a 16-9 record in 2014-15 ... Also played varsity football, receiving two letters.

Personal: Born Nov. 1, 1996 ... Son of Rachelle and Zedric McDonald ... Has three sisters -- Jasmine, Jade and Justina ... Majoring in industrial and systems engineering ... Earned honor roll distinction as a senior at Saint Ignatius ... Uncle, Travis Tucker, played four seasons (1985-88) in the NFL for the Cleveland Browns ... Enjoys video games, music and YouTube ... Lists favorite professional sports teams as the Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Cavaliers and Cleveland Indians ... Lists favorite professional athlete as Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James.